You can find experienced case partners through alumni groups, professional networks and dedicated case-prep communities.

A partner at a similar level may understand your constraints, but useful feedback and reliability matter more than a matching job title.

A recent MBA graduate who gives detailed feedback can be a better partner than a busy director who cancels repeatedly. A realistic plan should account for unpredictable working weeks and reserve time to review mistakes, not just complete cases.

Look for alumni, professional communities and structured peer groups whose members will show up consistently and exchange actionable feedback. The mock case interview preparation guide can help you agree on a useful feedback format before your first session.

I don't have access to campus case clubs anymore.

Finding someone reliable is harder than finding someone senior.